Controversy over soldier preference law appoints county attorney
In Corning a court ruling allowed Lee J Watts to seek appointment to the county attorney post after Walter J Cochrane was chosen by the Board of Supervisors. Judge Homer Fuller ordered reconsideration and the matter raised debate on the soldier preference law and broader tax questions for taxpayers.
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Board of Supervisors
Corning
Ceme
Adama County
Walter JD. Cochrane
Lee J. Watts
Watts
Homer Fuller
Watt
Cochrang
Way Out Route Three debate on currency value and labor
A discussion features Endett and Boyer arguing for a standard tying the dollar to equal goods value and a 14 to 1 parity with gold. Nelson Hummer endorses remonetization to boost trade with Mexico, China, and India. The piece riffs on Bryan era rhetoric and critiques reserve bank power while musing on local farm relief and nostalgic football days in Malvern.
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Boyer
Nelson Hummmer
Mexico
China
India
Bryan
Rev
L. R. Bobbitt
Fragmented OCR Notes on Local Speech and Food Fare
The passage mixed with garbled text notes a September event and a cooking school in Mila County. It mentions men dining heartily before an upcoming cooking school with womenfolk and hints at a future change to epicurean tastes. The overall sense is a casual local commentary with unclear specifics.
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Mila
What Other Editors Say 2 6
The foes of prohibition push odd arguments claiming more liquor use under prohibition and that legalizing manufacture would create more jobs. They say increased production follows demand and employment, but such logic favors the liquor trade and undermines reform in the eyes of prudent readers.
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Tabor Bascon
Rules for the Conduct of the Next War
A satirical article calls for mock rules to govern a future war, criticizing warmongering minds. It proposes absurd penalties for manufacturers and officials and mocks the endless cycle of conflict while urging clear limits and accountability.
Fragmentary notes on ceremony and wheat market terms
The text contains fragmented remarks about a ceremony and agricultural topics from a past era. It mentions a division and references to June, wheat expressions, and a Wabash context, with unclear names and dates. The passage appears as stray, garbled OCR segments rather than a coherent report.
Ownership and staff details for The Malvern Leader
Notarized statement lists W. P. Wortman as editor publisher and owner of The Malvern Leader. It names W. P. Wortman as editor and business manager, with F. A. Wortman as managing editor. The document notes Malvern Town, Arkansas as the publication location and references the 191% Postal Laws and Regulations ownership disclosure requirements.
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Pobmaker
W. P. Wortman
Malvert
Town
Malvern
Edtor
F. A. Wortman
W. P. Wort Tras
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